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Always a great experience at the Sheldon. This historic hall has good acoustics and incredible views of the stage. The ushers are warm and friendly, and the parking is very reasonable. I love seeing my favorite musicians perform at the Sheldon!
Watched a flamenco dance performance here. Loved the performance! The concert hall has several halls for theater, musicals, dance, any form of performing arts. Been here just once. We saw the flamenco at the topmost floor. It was time for crowds of people using the slow elevators.
I am reluctant to select one star....We have been fortunate to attend "coffee concerts" for the past several years - good reviews UNTIL the most recent Christmas concert. To say the least "it was horrible" - completely inappropriate for a Christmas concert for older adults! Progressive jazz, most of which we could not identify as Christmas music and VERY loud! Just a little feedback since previous concerts have been so enjoyable and staff was very accommodating. Sorry - we hope that future experiences are more enjoyable. Thx!
Great place for local art and performances. The put-put golf series is really lovely. As well as catching a drink at the bar while listening to local musicians.
The Sheldon Concert Hall was a perfect location for listening to the St. Louis Brass Band. The ceiling height in the auditorium as well as the angle of the seats facing the stage really amplified the acoustics. Paired with beautiful sounds is glowing color from the stained glass high on the walls on both sides of the auditorium.
The ticket system was easy to navigate online before the show and there was a line to buy tickets upon entering the building. However, no one checked to see if I had my ticket. I wonder if many snuck into the show for free.
The ticket system was easy to navigate online before the show and there was a line to buy tickets upon entering the building. However, no one checked to see if I had my ticket. I wonder if many snuck into the show for free.
We went to the Sheldon to see Charlie Musselwhite and Elvin Bishop and it was a wonderful concert and an intimate show. We had a great time and heard some excellent music interspersed with fun stories from their hundred years of blues. Such a great place to see a concert! We'll be back soon!
The Sheldon is a world class, St Louis gem. This historical building boasts the best acoustics of any performance hall. In fact, Heather Headley once sand an entire song without a mic and no one had issues hearing her. The Sheldon's mission is "art without borders," they undoubtedly achieve that through the diverse performances and artists who come through. In addition to live musical and dance shows, they have an art gallery that is free to visit! Events like Golf the Gallery are a must see experience, along with any patron level tickets.
The Sheldon is amazing. I hope that every one who comes through our city is able to visit. If you're local and you haven't seen a show, it's worth it. Tickets are always inexpensive and there is literally no bad seat in the house.
The Sheldon is amazing. I hope that every one who comes through our city is able to visit. If you're local and you haven't seen a show, it's worth it. Tickets are always inexpensive and there is literally no bad seat in the house.
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